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Scientific American, Vol. 15, No. 4 (1866) (1866)

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rdly equal to the demand, anc veins. The idea was acted upon, and was attended may be attached to the fecd pipe, K. The waste as its uses are extended by new discoveries of it: with such success that a company was formed with pipe, L, may be closed in summer, when there is no value, the demand will… … States was 68,356,275 gallons, valued at $14,670,358 BIGGS AND ILINN’S HYDRANT. 58; in 1863, 98,495,003 gallons, valued at $33,610,- 060 43; in 1864, 117,298,693 gallons, valucd at $57,- The labor and expense of digging up a hydrant to 268,458 02, and in 1865, 145,638,191 gallons, valued repair the…

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